Glory – God Flow

Posted by By T. Craig at 10 June, at 09 : 21 AM Print

New single ‘God Flow’ from Florida-based rapper
Glory combines club feel with artistic lyricism

ROCHESTER, NY – Born James C. Giddeon Jr., the exciting and vibrant MC known as Glory, is one of the country’s fastest-rising talents in hip-hop music. He’s not your typical rapper who just talks about ill times and street life. No, Glory covers a wide range of topics – from spousal abuse, to love, to parties to spiritual reflections. Not only can he bring that raw punch-line form, but he’s also a prolific songwriter. And his new single and music video, “God Flow,” puts all of that unique talent on display.

“God Flow” is one of those unique club anthem songs that still have lyricism in the midst of his beat-heavy groove. It’s a song that perfectly encapsulates the kind of artist he is and displays a unique brand of music that fans all over the country are enjoying.

“I’m just versatile,” he said. “I can make any type of song. It just depends on what I’m feeling at the time or what the beat makes me feel at the time, and that’s what I’ll create from. I’m feeling a whole lot of different emotions at all different times, so whatever I’m feeling in the moment is what you get.”

Glory started his path toward this successful music career in high school when he experimented with poetry as an artful expression of his life. Those poems quickly turned into song lyrics, which became the form of self-expression that he used to connect with people. As an introverted, somewhat reserved young man, music became the one thing that helped bring him out of his shell and relate with others in meaningful ways.

Since that time, Glory has had ever-increasing success. He has performed all over the New York area alongside other known artist, such as 106 and Park 7’s hall of fame winner Sincere The Great, as well as Making The Band 4’s own Qwanell “Que” Mosley. Glory’s singles “Home With Her,” “Bang Bang” and “Cambell’s Soup” have been some of his standouts and received plenty of club play all up and down the East Coast.

Glory has also opened for major acts, such as Lil Wayne, Ludacris, T.I., Lil’ Scrappy, Lee Carr, Nina Sky, Tank, Bone Thugs N Harmony and more. And in 2012, Glory released a studio album that was distributed by Capitol Records called “Celebration.”

Recently, Glory has been focusing on the future by staying in the studio and coming up with new material. He has released a handful of mixtapes over the past five years, and the latest release prior to this new single was hosted by internationally known DJ Ease.

“At the end of the day I just want to be known as a dope lyricist who is a great artist,” he said. “A lot of my music just varies because I’m very versatile in what I do. I don’t want to put myself in just any one bracket only. All of my music is going to bring you good vibes and good times. That’s what this one song is – just good vibes, good times and having fun. Eventually I hope to become a well-known household name because of that good vibe feeling I bring.”